jesus - you people are ruthless.
is this a discussion forum or sixth grade? all Ian did is reply in
like to Dan and you jump on him. lay off!!
On Oct 16, 2007, at 5:29 PM, John C. Welch wrote:
On 10/16/2007 16:09 PM, "Bell, Ian Frederick" <email@hidden>
wrote:
Thanks for the semantics lesson, I consider the whole thing an
error. Now do
you have anything besides grammar lessons that might be of some
actual use to
me concerning this?
Ian
On Oct 16, 2007, at 4:45 PM, Bell, Ian Frederick wrote:
I have a server that is producing the following message when I am
attempting to save changes to the top level folder or the folder
beneath that's ACL. The error is "The items path may have
changed."
The thing of it is that the path has not changed, the folders
and the
drive I am trying to change are still all the same. Also as a
point of
information is the drive is part of an xserve raid set to raid
five.
It's not an error, it's a informational message. There's a big
difference.
In your case it MAY NOT have changed. Hence the word MAY. Never
said it DID.
Oooh, let's see, snark, no real useful information about the
server, file
type, application, what you were doing when the error occurred, or
ACL
usage, you top posted to a bottom-posted reply, AND your mail client
settings have really poor quote settings.
You're just working OVERTIME to make people want to answer your
question,
aren't you. How about you perhaps provide some details beyond "I
get an
error message when I save <changes> to <folder> on <server>", hmm?
